Table Manners and Dining Etiquette quiz
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Which two foods are used to welcome guests in Russia?
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What do Italians rarely combine with grated cheese on pasta?
Answer: Seafood
Why: Pecorino is the exception in parts of central and southern Italy, where it is sometimes served with mussels.
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How do guests in Saudi Arabia signal they want no more coffee?
Answer: Shaking the cup
Why: Under the same custom, older people and guests are served their coffee first.
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What was Knigge's 1788 book mainly about?
Answer: Human relations
Why: Knigge's name became the German word for etiquette guides, though his own book studied how people deal with each other.
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Who starts eating first at a Korean meal?
Answer: The eldest
Why: Traditionally, younger diners also sit down only after their elders, taking the seats closer to the door.
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When was British 'high tea' traditionally eaten?
Answer: Early evening
Why: Dainty afternoon tea was the upper-class ritual, while hearty high tea served working families as their dinner.
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Which Ethiopian custom involves hand-feeding a guest a bite?
Answer: Gursha
Why: The person honored with a gursha often returns the favor by feeding one back.
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